Idlespace Technology has announced the launch of three new products under the Philips Home Access brand in North America. The new products include the 5000 Series Palm Recognition Smart Lock, the 3000 Series Wi-Fi Retrofit Lock with Wireless Keypad, and the 7000 Series Video Doorbell.
The 5000 Series Palm Recognition Smart Lock offers multiple access methods, eliminating the need for traditional keys or smartphones. This smart lock is designed with a palm vein reader that recognizes individuals based on unique palm vein patterns. It features built-in Wi-Fi, integration with smart home systems, and the Philips Home Access app for remote control and monitoring. Additionally, the Grab Go technology automatically unlocks the door when an individual approaches the indoor knob or lever.
The 3000 Series Wi-Fi Retrofit Lock with Wireless Keypad provides a cost-effective smart security solution. It is compatible with most standard deadbolts and can be controlled via the Philips Home Access app. This lock also supports Amazon Alexa and Google Assistant for voice commands. It includes an auto-unlock function, door position and vibration sensing, and a wireless keypad that stores up to 50 fingerprints and 100 PIN codes.
The 7000 Series Video Doorbell enhances home security with 2K HD clarity, dual camera technology, and customizable motion detection. It features a low-angle camera to eliminate blind spots, an ultra-wide viewing angle, high-precision sensors, and AI human detection. The doorbell provides instant package arrival alerts and allows remote communication through the Philips Home Access app.
The Palm Vein Recognition 5000 series and the 3000 Series Retrofit Lock are now available for purchase in the U.S. on Amazon. The 7000 Series Video Doorbell will be available starting July 2nd. The 5000 Series is priced at $359.99, the 3000 Series bundle at $259.99, the 3000 Series Retrofit Lock individually at $219.99, the Wireless Keypad at $69.99, and the 7000 Series Video Doorbell at $229.99.